August 2026

According to Indonesia’s Tourism Ministry, more than 80% of prospective travellers research destinations through social media and online platforms before making a decision. The travellers rely on a digital journey that extends well beyond the content they see. Search is only the starting point. What travellers encounter afterwards often determines whether interest becomes a booking. […]

WhatsApp has become deeply embedded in everyday communication across Southeast Asia, giving businesses exceptional access to their customers. However, that reach cannot simply be bought at scale. The platform’s value comes from the very safeguards that prevent businesses from treating it like a mass-broadcast channel. Recent research shows that WhatsApp remains one of the most

Waste reduction campaigns often assume that people need more information. Survey findings suggest otherwise. Among 1,200 households across 12 Indonesian cities, environmental awareness was already widespread. More than 90% of respondents were familiar with practical waste reduction measures, including buying in bulk, planning purchases, and the 3R principles (Amir Faizal et al., 2025). By The

Waste management and commercial cleaning are often purchased as separate services. For businesses, this can create fragmented responsibilities, inconsistent service standards, and limited visibility over where waste goes after collection. That model is now giving way to a more integrated approach. Environmental regulations, corporate ESG commitments, and rising waste volumes are encouraging businesses to work

Investors need more than revenue growth and headline profit. They need to understand how a company generates cash, manages risks, allocates capital, and creates long-term value through its financial results, operational performance, governance, sustainability, and future strategy. Investors Still Depend on Company Reporting PwC’s 2025 Global Investor Survey found that 69% of investors rely heavily

For investors, reported profit is only one part of the dividend picture. A business must also generate positive cash flow and retain enough cash for its operations before it can make sustainable payments to shareholders. This makes cash strength just as important as profitability when assessing the potential for future dividends. A company can report

A ship management company can become operationally profitable while still facing a cash shortage. This is especially relevant during the early growth stage, when the company must build its team, establish operational systems, manage vendors, onboard vessels, and temporarily finance procurement before receiving reimbursement from shipowners. Vessfleet Pro Management’s financial projections illustrate the difference between